Bio

A 3-time OUA East All-Star during her playing career from 1989-1994, Perrin stayed on with the Gee-Gees as an assistant coach from 1994-1998 and became the team's head coach for the 1998-1999 season.

Wtih over 700 career points, Perrin ranked 8th in league history at the end of her playing career and was second in all-time Gee-Gees scoring. In her final season Perrin notched 207 points to rank eighth in the OWIAA. She was a two-time winner of the uOttawa Female Athlete of the Year award and graduated with a Bachelor of Computer Science in 1995 in addition to a Bachelor of Social Science in 1992.

She co-founded Capital Courts Academy, a one-stop training environment giving athletes the opportunity to participate in a comprehensive high-level program that support both academic and basketball goals. She is responsible for the management and direction of the academy and coaches the girls’ program.

In 2018, she joined the staff of the Cadette Women’s National U15-16 team as an assistant, winning silver at the FIBA Americas tournament. As a head coach for Ontario U15 and U17 provincial teams, she brought her teams to three national titles, in 2015, 2017 and 2018. 

Gee-Gees Player Stats Season By Season:

1993-94: 207 points (8th OWIAA, 1st Gee-Gees)

1992-93: 186 points in 12 games (1st Gee-Gees)